WESTMINSTER — Commuter rail in the metro area will head in a new direction when the 6.2-mile B-Line opens later this month, bringing for the first time a swath of Denver’s northern suburbs into the region’s burgeoning transit network. The line, launching July 25, will provide train service from the southern tip of Westminster to Denver Union Station.

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